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Hams, Bacon and Lard!

aTow READY Our WINTER SUGAR
N CURED c. Eureka'') HAMS are now in the
market and are guaranteed to be sweet and
fresh cur WINTER LARD is the whitest and
best in the market. We pay particular atien-
Farmers. and Fever from Chinese. All kinds of
Fresh SAUSAGE on hand.
IN lIOHR g. YORK, Sacranmeto.
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Fallacies of the BondhoIder Advocates
Exposed.

1t is claimed by those who oppose the
,,,;sa financial nla,s IF tbo ci+,- Erndod
VS. 81.
DEBT COMMISSION taat IT'S aDohtlon Will
tend to depreCiate the city bonds and thus
hasten compromise More Transparent
faIlacy was neyer coniured up in The inter
est of unyieldirg creditors. or to deceive
an oyer-taxed people.
Let Ms see what The exact facts are. The
Funded Debt Commission for rho citv
holds about s4zS 600 worth of bonds and
o,,ar esO0 600 worth of detached con-
mons The SINKING and interest
fnnd Yields about SIS 600 ner an.
nm, or his tho Comn,iss;on
for tho citv draws abont s55 900
Ieaving only $40 OOo to nav obont SIS O0o of
;ntsresf N outside hondbofders Tbis would
ba q ttIool,ing ,In~ Of nnnsid ;rterest ~
~, If aho,1f s3e oS0 ,fear AZ th.ro
aro ~ oraforo icert f,nds 70 n .
bopdhoIderS, interest II follows thai Tho
,,sari-at rolro Of tba honds Janron;otaS
This must he within the comnrebans;on If
.von a ch;l5
Nv, Lot nc coo ,rbp tho bordbolda-s do
s;ra ,ha n Con,p,;Ss;o,; d;ssoIva5 Re ,hat l.
- ~ So 900 &c honds = I'D -
cancelled dead of No vitality and The on.
~ ses 0oo 90, 70 tbo ,,aUrnent of ;,toras,
J1pop tho hnp6s remaining vital and hold
bpon 5 s 70 MI, abo,t a. 600 OOO
a.. Nv oaat ,l,iS Iii tai,o see 900 ~ ~
ees GOD ioo,,;rr, nho,'t $40 600 1,h;oI, ~
IoiJers oan oil for 70 bo o,nl;od ,,non
tba;r rr;nc;naI of tbe bonds II 10 Cor.
ta;,i, cIaor ~ anv inteII;aence c.nabIe Of
s,,btract;ra ond odd;no that roTn,ent IF
aII itaras, a,,d y,o-, u, .
All iII $500 a, tSe bnn6g ne
tbn hpndb m invest,nan he,1er nne
and ,,ttarIU bar tho way to anv nossihie
e CON- With them ' f''"''
PIT Gov the hondbolders, advocates
n,asaneraiins as friends of tba civ .sas
tha bonds fall dne tbey cease 70 boar ;nter.
eSt Tbey Tins sblocL m, and receive only
tbe es5 06o a vear to release ,be sgoree ),
Let us see how This will work? The CITY
has sacnred tbronoh it's Commission rs we
- sI,orr, eI-e non of hon1s ard ee00 nC0
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large Japanese Screen Fans with without standards
IS cents
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Care for The Children

Children feel the debility of the changing
seasons, even more than adults, and they be-
come cross, peeyish, and uncomfortable.
The blood should be cleaHsed and the system
invigorated by the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
"Last Spring my two children were vacci-
mated. Soon after, they broke all out with run
ming sores, so dreadful thought should lose
them. Hoods Sarsaparilla cured them COM
pletely; and they have been healthy ever
since. DO feel that Hoods Sarsaparilla
saved my children to me-" Mrs. @. L.
THOMPSON, West Warren, Mass.
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THE CITY BONDS.
Continuation of the Discussion before the
Senate judiciary Committee.

Senate judiciary Committee.
w. A. Anderson appeared before the SEN
ate Judiciary Committee yesterday morn
ing TO oppose the passage of Senator Dray's
bill-which is identical with that intro
duced in the Assembly by Mr. Carroll
amending the statutes approved March %,
1872, providing for the redemption of the
funded Indebtedness of the CITY of Sacra-
mento. Mr.. Anderson said he appeared in
behalf of the Board OF City Trustees, to
oppose the measure, and he was sure that
the majority of the people of the city also
were opposed to it, He said Judge Beatty's
statement before the committee the preced-
ing evening had all the elements of theory,
but he looked generally to results instead
of theories. He said the debt the city was
laboring under was conceived in fraud, and
was all made from March, 1850, to July,
of 1851. He held that the city was not
morally Obligated to give the bondholders
moreJthan IS cents for their bonds, and he
was not in favor of giving them one cent
more than that There was some S65, 900
year that could be applied to the payment
of the debt, and he was opposed to levying
an additional tax claiming that such action
appreciated the price of the bonds. As
fast as the bonds fell due they
were Notwithstanding. AS the
light payment of $4,000 was insult
ficient to pay them for many years,
terms could be made with the bondholders
that would allow rounding or some
other means of wiping out the debt, and
the bondholders would not get more than
the city was morally obliged to PAYS
cents on the dollar. He claimed that the
Funded Debt Commission was not, and
never was a benefit to the city. He ad-
vocated its adjustment. We want. he
said, to stick to our obligation to pay So
cents on the dollar, and object to the pas
sage of this or any other bill that will en-
nance the value of the bGnds-S320, 900
becomes due in 1888, 800, 600 in 1893, $780,
600 in 1898 and 100000 in 1903 Alter
they become due they can collect no inter
est and none of the principal except so far
as the $50, 900 goes. He also urged that
this was special legislation, and in that
particular was unconstitutional
He reviewed the litigation of the bond
question before the Supreme Court of this
State and that of the United States. The
Funded Debt Commission was detrimental
20 the best interests of the city, and he
asked the committee to draft bill repeal
ing the law creating the Commission.
Senator Dray and Judge Beatty took is
sue with Anderson on all of his statements,
and for a time there was q fierce war of
words. Further hearing of the bill was de-
terred until the first part of next week.
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The ornhans, Entertainment.

Though it stormed heavily last evening,
a large audience assembled in the Metro
politan Theater to witness the entertain
ment for the benefit of the orphans. Some
time ago the REcoRD-UNloS gave an ac-
count of the plans of Mrs. Frat and Mrs.
CLAYTON to establish a kindergarten school
at the Orphan Asylum. The scheme
met with public approval and money
was raised to promote it, and the
contract for the necessary additions to
the present school building has been
let. Two school boys, Masters Charles
ouently by Master V. Watson, conceived
the laudable idea of helping on the good
work by a benefit entertainment. They
succeeded admirably, and worked to
successful end with great, enthusiasm.
The management of the New Metropolitan
donated the rental of the theater: the gas
company agreed to light it free;
G. II. Gilman, of the Red House,
donated the programmes; Mr.. Monay-
ban contributed the tickets and posters
from his printing house; Ben Van Raden
posted the circulars free of charge, and
Messrs Mitchell d Wilson contributed
necessary hack service. A very large num-
Der of tickets were disposed of, and the re-
suit Is QdDuSOule SuCltSo. lHS
entertainment opened with neat address
by Master Heisen, who explained the pur-
pose of the scheme, paid fervid tribute to
music, and besought the people to aid the
kindergarten project.
The programme followed in this order
and was pleasantly entertaining through
out. and the amateurs were heartily APP
plaud d by the audience: Trio. " March, y
by Mcneil piano, flute and violin, c. He:-
sen. c. Lagos, " Watson, enoored; song,
Miss Gertie Jones. warmly encored; reci-
tation, Miss Nettie Naebel; flute solo, c.
| Lagos, Jr., encored; recitation, The Fire
mans Prayer" Miss Adelia R. Lnse-a
new face, the lady being recently from
Ohio, and an accomplished reader; song,
Alone in the World Edna and Blanche
Ficks, warmly encored a comic sketch,
| Scene in a Dentists Shop" Burke Bros;
| A Natural Genius of Music, VIM Bryant,
encored; song, Charles Erauw and Patrick
| Farrell, encored eornet duet, Miss Fannie
and Nellie Spargo, encored; recitation,
Engineers Counting" Miss Adelia X.
Luse; closing address, by c. Lagos. Jr.,
who thanked the audience for the many
evidences OF approval given those who had
/ appeared.
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DIED.

Sacramento. February 4--will;e T. infant son
of Samuel and May Logan, months and 10
days.
Friends are respectful, invited to attend the
funeral which win take place from the resi-
dence OF his grandmother, Mrs. Carroll. No
1911 C street, tomorrow (sundayl afternoon, at
2o'c'ock.l
Sacramento. February 4-Geo-gie only son Of
George and Amelia Nichols, native OF Sac
rameDto, 20 days. lSan Francisco papers
please eopy)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from the residence of his parents. in the
alley between Third and Fourth, /. and NJ
streets this afternoon ct 2 o'clock
Glen Water. Ontario, January 27-James Aitken.
ESQ. brother of \. Aitken, of oacramentol, So
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Parnelps malady is reported to be Bright's
disease, and it is thought impossible that
he will be able to stand the strain. In the
event Of bis enforced retirement, II Galley
will probably succeed him in the leadership
of the Irish party
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DIR. CuAs. Z. PIsKBAM,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND Sur
ii geon Office: SIS Eighth street, between
II ard l. Residence, next door. C.fice hours:
Until A. NJ, / to 8, and CSC TO 7:G0 p u. Sacra-
npeftn Cal.
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Purify the Blood


Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized by
three peculiarities LIST, the combination OF
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion; Sd, the
process OF securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is a medicine of unusual
strength, efecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
purifes my Hood, sharpens my appetite. and
seems TO make me over. j. 7. THOMPSON,
Register OF Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
floods Safsaparilla beats all others. and
is worth its weight in gold" ]. HARRINGTON.
100 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods Sarsaparilia
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Madr
Only BY C. i. HOOD 8. CO., Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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Desired EXPLANATION.

EDS. RECORD UNION: Referring to the
item in your paper concerning finding the
satchel of surgical instruments belonging
TO DR.. w. A. Briggs, permit me to say that
the satchel referred to was found on my
premises in a shed, on pile of lumber, by
Willie Cahill. bright, honest little fellow,
who has lived in my family for the
past three years, and was never known
to do a dishonest act. he Immediately
brought the satchel to me, and on examin-
ing same | found DR.. Briggs name on it.
| Immediately sent the satchel to the doc
tors residence by the boy. The misrepre-
sentation of the boys action seems to have
wounded his feelings, and in justice TO him
| ask that this correction be made.
Yours. very truly, j. +. HILL.
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RURTUR~.

HUNDREDs or TESTIMONIALS GIVING
III onts). Come az once. Delays are dan
gerous /. you are not cured By my treatment
it win cost you Nothing. DR.. CHAS. ". p0A.
TERRIFIED, 3.71z ( street. sacramento, Ca.
a6-lm
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MISSES and childrens rubber gossamers,
so and 10 cents; ladies'. So cents. Boys
rubber gossamers. so and 9S cents. Ladies
rubber footholds, 20 cents pair. Misses
rubbers. % cents; children's, 20 cents a
pair. to-day, in Qua sale. Ked House.
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MONDAY morning we shall offer an ava
lanche OF corsets at % and % cents. for
merry sold at IS cents and 81 %. See dis
play in our corner show window. Clunie
& Klley, corner K and Eighth streets. Sac
rameutO Cal
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UAs REMOVED BIS OFFICE To MASONIC
III Temple, conner Of sixth and X e.reets
special attention e ven 10 Diseases OF the Eye,
lar. Throa. and Pin. Office HourS-9 to II, to
7toS: Suuday. to-. II
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THE "a Records of Members Of the 6. A.
RI are now ready for delivery. The agent,
John II Mead, is at c. A. Sawtelle's book
store, 70S J street.
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HEApouARTERs for rubber goods of every
description at clearance sale prices See
our new advertisement this morning. Red
House.
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ORANGE TRsEs.-See Strong & Co.'S ad-
vertisement on second page.
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PRoF. FowLER's LEcTuREs.-Prof. 0. S.
Fowler, the renowned exponent Of phren-
ology, will resume his course of lectures at
the Metropolitan Theater this afternoon at
$50. when he will address himself TO
ladies only on the subject, Female Health
and Bloom Restored" In the evening his
lecture will be for men only, on the sub
iect Manhood Analysed aud Restored"
This lecture will be repeated tomorrow
afternoon, and tomorrow night he will
discourse upon Success and Failure in
Life and SeltCulture.
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MONDAY morning we shall offer an ava
lanche of corsets at % and 55 cents, for
merly sold at rs cents and 81 %. See dis
play in our corner show window. Clunie
& kiley, corner K and Eighth streets, Sac
ramento, Cal.
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MoSpAY morning we shall offer an ava
ianche cf corsets at % and So cents, for
merly sold at 10 cents and 81 .. See dis
plav in our corner show window. Clunie
L kiley, corner X and Eighth streets, Sac
ron,ento Cal
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STOCK
RANGES

Nos. Al and 19i.-For S7,OOn-A Splendid
Stock Range: 600 Acres Decided Land. of which
400 Acres Under Fence, l 3 Acres in Alfalfa 100
Acres Fine Meadow Land: threesiXteenth
interest in Water Ditch which irrigates whole
place: all Farming Tools, Wagons, Moving
Machines Header Wagons. Flows, etc: Good
Dwelling Large Stable. stock Corrals, etc.
This is a key to an outside Range. and Will
keep 500 Head Of Cattle easy: 300 Head of
Cattle will go with the place if desired. at &
fair valuation. Situate in Mason, on Walker
River, six miles from Carson K. r.. in State OF
Nevada.
No. 2Os-52O Acres of Land in Amador
County near lone City, thriving Railroad
Town Three Hundred Acres or more is
iillable; 20 Acres Fenced; several Acres viii
Produce Alfalfa; Dwelling of six Rooms;
Good New Barn, 6lX6i; Good Slaashte' house,
with necessary equipments and out-hu1ldlnGs;
Blacksmith shop and Wagon Shed; Several
Good Springs; , Good Wells; jackson and
Grizzly Creeks run through the place, giving
abundant water the year round Tor stock.
There are % Horses ma Mules: 3 Head Cattle,
twot oseven years old; 25 Head EGGS; $50 coats
(halfbreeds,; Four-horse Wagon, Harness.
Buggy; Spring Wagon and Harness: 2Good
Saddles: Blacksmith Tools: all Farming I'M
plements, including Sulky Rake and " Buck
eve Mower, that go with the place, the
price of which is SIS 80 Per Acre, including
Per.oDal Property named. All the Farming
Tools, etc. are in good order, and everything
ready FOR use. This IS a splendid opening for
u man with small capital to begin Stock
Raising.
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LADIES kid button shoes, worked holes,
cut to 81 % a pair Ladies pebble goat
button shoes, marked from 81 10 to 81 %
a pair. Children's pebble grain button
shoes, 90 cents pair, in our clearance sale
today. Red House.
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OUoiIItss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wilson White & Co.-Caleutta grain sacks.
Fruit farm for sale.
John II. Moon-Insolyent.
Wanted-Board and rooms.
Standardization to do chamberwork.
Wanted-A girl.
Red Householder goods.
China Hall-Clearance sale.
Wanted-Ten woodchoppers.
L. L. Lewis & Co.-Big bargains.
Weinstock d Lubin-HOods and mufis.
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BAxKRuPr sale prices tor soaps: Cheni-
cal olive washing soap, 50 cents per box OF
% bars; tue King Savon washing soap,
70 cents per box of 20 bars. Red House.
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Paid With a Long-Rance Check.

A few days ago the exploits of TWO Eastern
men as duck hunters at the sink of Putah,
were narrated in the RECoRD-UNIoN. There
appears to be a sequel to the story. One of
the men, named Raymond, became so en-
Unused over his hunting that he purchased
from a gunsmith a shotgun and Win
chester rifle, giving the dealer in payment
a check upon the First National Bank of
New York, in the sum of 500, stating that
he had no cash in his pocket, but the
check would be good at any bank. 1t was
for more money than the guns called for,
but Raymond said he would drop in some
day and get pistol for the balance. The
merchant soon found that the check was
useless to him, and hunted Raymond up.
The latter promised to come around in a
short time with the coin and redeem the
piece of paper, but failed to do so. Next
day it was learned that Raymond, who
had been stopping at the Western Hotel,
was pressed by the proprietor for the
amount of his bill, and in order to settle
took the rifle to an establishment near by
and pawned it, thus raising the wind y
sufficiently to appease the hotel man. He
then moved himself out of town, taking
the shotgun with him, and probably will
soon be heard from on some good duck
ground.
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REMEMBER, the terms offered on the Citrus
Colony were never before equaled. Alsip d
Co., agents.
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MARTIN GurrARs-A full line just re-
ceived. Hammers Music Store, No. $50 ]
street.
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A GRAxD SuccEss-the Mathushek solid
frame pianos. John f. Cooper.
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IT should always be borne in mind that
time is the only really irnpartia! test of
genuine merit, and that according to the
universal law of {" the survival of the
fittest" few sewing machines have with
stood this test. Therefore, the only safe
thing to do is ID buy what time has proved
TO be the g fittest," the light-running F" Do
nestle a. J. Pommer, Sd street, Sac
ramento.
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DENTISTRY.
f. II. TEBBETs.
PHYSICIANS ARD SURGEONS.
------------------------ - = 49, -
MISS c. a. GOSS, DI. D.


CORNER SEVENTH AND 1 STREETS SAC
~ ramento. Office Hours-s to 9 A. NJ, II to
3P. ". 7iosPM
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BANKING HOUSES.
SACRAMENTO BANK,

THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK N TIE CIT,
Corner ) and Fifth streets, Sacramento,
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, $500, oo0.-pAIL
u up Capital, 100000. Loans on Real Estate
July 1, 1885 S2,044, s1s. Term and Ordinary De
POSTS, July 1, 1885, 81, go, SCI. Term and Or
binary Deposits received, and Dividends paid IL
January and July. Money Leaned upon keS
Estate only. This Bank does exclusively |,
Savings Bank business Information furnished
on application to W. p. COLEMAN, Presidenr.
En- r HAMILTON. Cashier 1t
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Stylish Trousers.

Trousers for dress wear in plain cloths checks
stripes, figures, etc, SIS to So.
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or. ". +. WARD,

MRS. VI. A. WALKER, C. s. OF HOPKINS
wi College, Chicago, will treat all diseases of
those who desire her services Residence, 1000
Seventh street Sacramento I'm
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, FEBRUARY 3-2y Rev. R, Ollie.
has. T. Barton to Nellie s. Dronner, 10th OF
Sacramento
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION

Clunie Opera House-Zitka.
Metropolitan Theater- Prof Fowler tonight
Eureka Lodge, I. o. O. F.
Englishmen, attention.
Sloan Lodge, /. @. 6. 7.
Thanks-Protestant Orphan Asylum.
Masquerade ball-Turn-V erein
Sacramento Commandery.
Lily of the Valley Lodge.
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s. CkRLk
CABLE b CROLY,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do all kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. shop, No. 1928 Second street, De
tween h and L. Postofice Box No. 40, sacrs-
mento. anti